It means one option is basically to turn the rendering of alternatives off.
It saves using having a checkpoint that just says turn the rendering of an
alternative on and off.
Jon
At 06:38 PM 1/10/00 -0500, Harvey Bingham wrote:
>Checkpoint 2.5 If more than one alternative equivalent is available for
>content, allow the user to choose from among the alternatives. This
>includes the choice of viewing no alternatives.
>
>?why "no alternatives"? If that is appropriate, then how does that apply if
>there are no alternatives to start with? Are you suggesting that the
>alternative equivalents are such as the attributes alt="..." longdesc="..."
>or the "d" convention? If so, so state.
>
>Regards/Harvey Bingham
Jon Gunderson, Ph.D., ATP
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